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Thiazide diuretic is a type of diuretic that promotes diuresis by acting directly on kidneys. The nursing intervention for this includes administration of the drug with food or milk if GI upset is a problem to buffer drug effect on the stomach lining. Administration of this drug through intravenous diuretics should be slowly to prevent severe changes in fluid and electrolytes.
What are nursing interventions?
Nursing interventions are actions performed by a nurse allowing them to implement the patient care plan, including treatments, procedures, or teachings intended to improve the patient's comfort and health.
As this diuretic acts directly on kidneys and promote diuresis, the nurse should provide an intervention including the administration if in the form of drugs after meal or milk.
In case of intravenous, its administration should be slow to prevent severe changes in fluid and electrolytes.
Thus, this is the best medication education intervention by the nurse.
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